New blog: Educating through film: domestic violence and faith in Ethiopia, the story of Project dldl/ድልድል https://t.co/Wg01Us78fV
https://t.co/Wg01Us78fV
Our partner #projectdldl has produced a multilingual docudrama on domestic violence in a faith community of Ethiopia for awareness-raising. Check our the film enacted by Amharic-speaking actors with English subtitles: https://t.co/XKo3jA8Jyd
'Biomedical Research and Global Sustainability: Throwing off the straitjacket of hierarchical thinking, making space for nomadic thinking' Ways of thinking to tackle #Health & #climatechange#anthropocene@_decolonise open access.
https://t.co/o6CVORpjvR
We are pleased to announce that Decolonial Subversions #MainIssue2022 'New Beginnings' has now been published on our website. Keywords: biomedicine, Anthropocene, nomadic thinking, state-building, museums, restitution, Arabic. Check it out! https://t.co/lKFxPXiiwc.
#MainIssue2022 research paper: 'Reconstituting Somalia: The false characterisation of Somalia as a failed state' by Libin Farah. Keywords: Somalia, ‘failed state’ approach, state building, Islamic Court Union (ICU), clan, Post-Colonial theory. Have a read: https://t.co/CgXvTsUyhL
Long-dormant phones are finally ringing again in the devastated Tigray region of Ethiopia, ending an agonizing wait for families desperate to know if their loved ones survived the last two years in one of the world's deadliest warzones. An @afp report:
https://t.co/36ytIW4bBO
Afghan women accomplished so much in sports during the last 20 years but now they can't even train properly. This heartbreaking photo series by @EbrahimNoroozi1 shows how the Taliban regime have relegated these athletes to the shadows of Afghan society.
Two year armed conflict in northern Ethiopia began in November 2020, continued to inflict a terrible toll on civilians.
Authorities sporadically cut internet and telecommunication services with internet and other cut in #Tigray since June 2021. https://t.co/xIG68cJu2F
Dive into the world of knowledge production in the development sector with our Global Health Program Manager @OsaruOmosigho and Dr Romina Istratii.
Listen to their insights and learn how organizations can do better. #Health#development
🔗https://t.co/w4frykaBR6
ARE YOU A RESEARCHER STUDYING ANYTHING AFRICAN - culture, language, animal or plant species? Anything relevant to an African society, its people and territory? Make your work accessible to African scholars. Submit here: https://t.co/TGXaKxnlDJ
#OpenAccess#OpenScience#Research
On the first day of the year, and as we are finalising Volume 2022 for publication, we are pleased to share our Call for Papers for our Annual Volume 2023, prepared by our new Assistant Editor Ibtisam M. Abujad! Have a look here: https://t.co/B2DH4ZDW1Q
We have set up a new LinkedIn page for Decolonial Subversions to disseminate announcements & publications and to share the #decolonial, #multilingual and #multimodal work of our #diverse network with a wider audience. Follow us to stay up-to-date!
https://t.co/zWXG5hi0xB
Congratulations to @SOAS@ukri Future Leader FellowRomina Istratii and her team for their conference on domestic violence, gender and faith in Ethiopia. She speaks great Amharic in this clip too! https://t.co/U44aCIAC3l
Our own Dr Romina Istratii speaks in Amharic to Ethiopian news media about the recent #ProjectDLDL2022 conference held in Addis Ababa to promote decolonial and faith-sensitive responses to domestic violence in the country & internationally. https://t.co/jFf8MSJj0b
Fantastic to have a visitor at the @unibirmingham today! Romina Istratii, UKRI Future Leaders Fellow from SOAS, leads the project dldl and @_decolonise. She develops faith sensitive approaches to DV. Lots to talk about! Excellent to also meet @IRiS_Birmingham colleagues at lunch!